This week brought major news about multi-agent AI systems that work together like teams of smart helpers. Several big companies showed how these AI agents can solve real business problems.

Dataminr, a company that watches for threats and events, announced new Intel Agents for the physical world on September 29th. These AI agents work like a team of smart detectives. They don't just tell companies what happened, but also explain why it matters. The agents work together 24/7 to give businesses the full picture when something important happens.

At a big tech event called CX Circle 2025 in New York on September 30th, Contentsquare showed how multiple AI agents can talk to each other. Their system lets different AI tools work together instead of working alone. For example, one agent can check customer problems while another agent creates tickets and a third agent tests solutions. This helps marketing teams work faster and better.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) featured 16 different agentic AI demos at the IBC 2025 conference in Amsterdam. These demos showed how AI agents can help media companies create content, manage workflows, and reach audiences better. The agents can work together to handle complex tasks that used to need many people.

However, experts are warning about new security challenges with AI agents. Unlike human workers, AI agents can work very fast, access many systems at once, and even create copies of themselves. Security teams need new ways to watch and control these AI helpers to keep them safe and useful.